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Hurting Love by Johanna Fields Wednesday, September 29, 2010 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

Life's promises brings us hope For one to believe there dreams Endurance of the year brought peace We both found the odds it did seem Our marriage was broken love felt Its impact in hardships that we knew We held on to the memories as they Were left behind then we were threw Love has a way of fading away Then like a secret moment to stay Within the heart to be free someday The angry words did not never fade There is this hurt inside of our souls Love becomes ruined and sings the blues Our goals flew like the wind so bold Hungry heart for love to turn a leaf anew (c)Johanna Fields

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